Here’s a riddle for parents. If you combine a rainy day, kids who have been indoors too long, the desire to hang out with other parents, and the need for a safe, fun place to play … what do you get? A happy trip to the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, Inc. — better known as INK!
INK, in Gainesville, Georgia, can’t solve all your problems on rainy days. Only most of them.
Kids have enough fun stuff — and other kids — to play with until they’re exhausted. That means a quiet ride home and great memories of all the exciting activities at the hands-on, jump-on, climb-on, indoor, play palace called the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids.
Yes, I have been there, had fun, took pictures and purchased an annual membership for my kids to bring their kids to a safe spot where they can play or watch kids play. When out-of-town friends bring their kids for a visit, we head to INK.
There’s one way into the play area and one way out. Kids aren’t going to get out or be lured out. That’s a big deal, if you ask me.
From The Interactive Neighborhood for Kids website
Children can role-play and learn through practical experiences. All exhibits are designed to provide a unique experience and to actively engage young minds — not to mention, it’s just plain fun!
Please Note: If you let your kids practice dentistry on you, you’re on your own. Choose wisely.
INK is big enough for kids to safely wander … without getting away. Besides, if they cry, you’ll know their voice no matter how many kids are shouting for joy. INK is conveniently located close to I-985 at Gainesville’s Exit 22.
Everything is fun and safe at INK.
Sit on a bench or let The Wild Bunch overcharge you at the make-believe grocery store. Play along, but you don’t have to give them your credit card or real cash. Don’t let them scam you.
